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China International Capital Corporation's 2023 Wealth Report exposes shocking data! China's total social wealth is 790 trillion yuan, and the stratification has long been an obvious reality. The upward mobility channel is completely blocked, making it extremely difficult for ordinary people to turn their fortunes around!
State-owned assets account for 360 trillion yuan or 45.6%, private wealth is 430 trillion yuan, and the distribution gap is alarming:
✅ 0.33% of the wealthy (4.6 million people) hold 290 trillion yuan, accounting for 67.4% of private wealth, with an average of 63 million yuan per person, crushing the vast majority;
✅ 7.05% middle class (99 million people) possess 110 trillion yuan, with an average of 1.11 million yuan, barely maintaining a decent standard of living;
✅ 92.62% ordinary people (over 1.3 billion) only have 30 trillion yuan, accounting for just 3.8%, with an average of 23,000 yuan!
1.3 billion people are working tirelessly, unable to accumulate effective assets in a lifetime. This is not simply about uneven distribution but a deeply rooted structural dilemma! The lower class struggles to survive, and the path upward is completely blocked. Ordinary people's efforts are worthless in the face of the era's red dividends!
For young people, the only way out seems to be in the crypto market contracts, as finding a second promising opportunity is becoming increasingly difficult. What do you think?